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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   Amazing! Turbo Tax Killer!!! :)
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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   I'm not sure I agree with that statement just looking at our own tax bills... Also, my point was I feel that I get nothing for my taxes in California already! I will give California public libraries which I rediscovered recently after
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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   > CA taxes get you the privilege to say you're progressive, and that you're not like that other guy. For everything else, use your Mastercard. :)
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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   I wasn't expecting CO to come up more expensive, thanks for sharing!
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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   Thanks both - I actually did put a paragraph about this in the blog then took it out as the blog was too long, there are definitely differences between married vs. single in US/UK, but I wanted to look more at the worst case scenario.
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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   Thanks for all the info - I would add Prop C to the list and almost added it as an example to the blog, which was meant to solve the homeless problem in San Francisco by essentially doubling the amount of money spent per homeless person fro
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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   Thanks for the info - funnily enough after I posted this I spoke to a tax strategist this morning who also laid out a bunch of things we could do to reduce our tax bill. The problem as you say, is this type of person isn't accessible t
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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   Wow, didn't know that - but I guess it supports my point, that all Western governments are moving in the same direction!
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   by dgildeh 3y ago

   Thanks, interesting point on WWII and the difference in outcomes
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    by dgildeh 3y ago

    I know us Brits like to complain, but when I drove there last year the roads were all brand new and fantastic compared to what we have over here in California! I did think to add some caveats about the NHS, my sister works there so I'm
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    by dgildeh 3y ago

    Do you live in UK or US? I used to live in the country too - and was able to take regular trains in less than an hour from my house to London. Compare here, we have a Caltrain that only runs once an hour during the day, is slow, and to get
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    by dgildeh 3y ago

    Thanks, I did actually start work on getting that data but as the blog was already very long, and it would take hours to find and analyse the data, I decided against it. Maybe a future blog!
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    by dgildeh 3y ago

    Thanks for the comment. I wasn't aware of that point on the high top marginal tax rate, I can only comment that it's been in place for a long time (since I moved here) and I don't get any sense personally that it will be expi
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    by dgildeh 3y ago

    If you read the blog I actually explain that. However for middle class tech workers in CA, I can assure you they are
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    by dgildeh 3y ago

    I’m actually a B2B founder with 2 exits. This is a passion project I plan to open source when it’s ready
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    Tax Season: Why I loathe paying taxes since moving to CA from the UK(angelfish.app)

    53 points by dgildeh 3y ago|88 comments
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    by dgildeh 3y ago

    Probably the last blog I'll write end to end now that ChatGPT is out too.
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    by dgildeh 4y ago

    The pricing looks higher than Plaid. $1.50 is way more than the $0.30 per linked bank Plaid charges. However if your customer/sales support is superior you could win just on that. Plaids is terrible. Support tickets go weeks without re
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    by dgildeh 5y ago

    I did a blog on using OpenTelemetry with Python/Google Cloud Run and source code here if anyone is interested: https://davidgildeh.com/2021/03/08/running-python-openteleme... I need to update the code as
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    by dgildeh 6y ago

    Sharing my blog with learnings and full working source code on how to get OpenTelemetry tracing working with Google Cloud Run as it wasn't straight forward and took a few hours of debugging to get it all working! Hopefully will provide
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    Running OpenTelemetry with Python on Google Cloud Run(davidgildeh.com)

    2 points by dgildeh 6y ago|1 comments
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    by dgildeh 6y ago

    As a founder in the monitoring space, and now heading up the core monitoring team at Netflix, I had a chance to work with Zebrium and have to say the technology is impressive. Unlike other anomaly detection services, they've done a lot
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    by dgildeh 7y ago

    Thanks. It was a fun project and was a good test case for Zebrium!
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    by dgildeh 7y ago

    Hi everyone - I've been playing with a new Chaos Engine from Maya Data called Litmus to create incidents in a Kubernetes cluster for an Autonomous monitoring solution to detect. The purpose of this repository is to build a realistic ap
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    Show HN: CLI Using Chaos Engine on K8s to Validate Autonomous Monitoring Tool(github.com)

    19 points by dgildeh 7y ago|5 comments
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    by dgildeh 7y ago

    I've been working recently with a new monitoring startup Zebrium. Having built and exited a monitoring company last year, I have a strong opinion on the space and what I believe is coming next, so thought I'd share my thoughts on
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    The Future of Monitoring Is Autonomous(zebrium.com)

    3 points by dgildeh 7y ago|1 comments
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    by dgildeh 8y ago

    As the blog author, great to see the discussion and feedback, so appreciate it! Without going through comments one by one, the main ones about this being a solved problem or there's already solutions out there that do this, I would jus
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    Why Not to Build a Time-Series Database(outlyer.com)

    204 points by dgildeh 8y ago|126 comments
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    Feedback Wanted: Monitoring Observability Pipeline

    1 points by dgildeh 8y ago|0 comments